Revenue for the period slid to 2.14 billion yen, down from 2.50 billion yen the prior year. Despite the wider net loss, the company managed a slight reduction in its operating deficit, which narrowed to 1.63 billion yen compared to 1.79 billion yen in 2025. Pretax losses also showed marginal improvement, settling at 1.54 billion yen against the previous year’s 1.92 billion yen.

Calculated under Japanese accounting standards, the per-share loss for the fiscal year stood at 73.18 yen. These figures reflect a challenging environment for the firm, which continues to navigate high overheads despite the modest tightening of its operational and pretax margins.